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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1960

Page

3

Maryland sales tax proposed to fund teacher pay raise

A Maryland group of delegates urged applying the sales tax to smaller purchases and restaurant meals to fund a 16 million dollar teacher pay plan backed by the Maryland State Teachers Assn. The plan would raise about 11 million annually, with raises averaging 363 to 672 dollars per teacher depending on county, and faces joint committee hearings next week.

Annapolis Maryland Maryland State Teachers Assn Dels Edna Cook D-Montgomery Wicomico County Robert P. Canon E. Homer White Jr James Caldwell Cannon House Senate Tawes William S. James D-Harford MSTA Baltimore County Calvert County Prince Georges County Statehouse Prince Georges Gladys Spellman

Sodality Meets As Emmitsburg Parish Sparks Plans

Emmitsburg Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St Josephs Parish met in St Euphemias School hall with 15 members and Father Sleasman. They discussed a possible pilgrimage to Holy Agony ChapelMother Setons Tomb and Grotto Shrine, and body communion on Sodality Sunday. Next meeting February 22.

Emmitsburg Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of Mt. St. Mary's Charles B. Harner Luanne Patricia Wayne Topper Jessica Kevin Mick Lisa Orndorff Lisa Cynthia Warthen Debby Goulden Susan Topper Richard Topper Helen Sanders Jane Orndorff Betty Goulden Randy John Amoss Carolyn Amoss Taneytown Brenda Gregory McCleaf Darlene McCleaf Darlene McC Charles Eckenrode Laura Warthen Jane Redorff Kathleen War St. Euphemia’s School Jimmy Harner Jimmy Gary Shorb Davey Shorb Michael Frock Steven Ryder Paul Lingg Mildred Roger Luann Harner Emmitsburg High School Alumni Association VFW James Sanders VEW Holy Name Society of St. Joseph's Church J. W. Houser Fern Ohler Ohler Gettysburg Lions Club Fitzgerald’s Inn Relph Lindsey Lions lTooper Hess, Steel and Ewler Inte Airy William G. Morgan Penn- Maryland Horse Show Association Linde Humenck Towson State Teachers College John Humerick Taylor Humerick Dover N. 5 Humerick Jackson Humerick Allen Sanders Bethesda Clarence Sanders

Crime Prevention Week Plans Complete in Frederick

President Max Kebne of the Ex charge Club of Frederick announced Friday that plans are complete for the 13th annual National Crime Prevention Week observance in Frederick opening tomorrow. Locators and law enforcement will participate. Harry Baper named committee chairman. goal is to mobilize public opinion and reduce crime through citizenship in prevention.

Max Kebne Excharge Club of Frederick Harry Baper Kebze Behne

Starfish Invasion Report Suppresses City Beach Sightings

Mayor Hugh Cropper Jr. reported thousands of starfish washing ashore along Ocean City beaches in May. He noted many are 8 to 10 inches in diameter and most concentrated in the inlet, calling the sight “really beautiful” despite the unusual event.

Beach Ocean City Hugh Cropper Jr

Budget Cuts Begin As House Panel Probes New Spending

Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee took a first step toward trimming at least two billion dollars from President Eisenhower's requests by denying funding for 809 proposed new jobs and approving 760 million dollars for Commerce and related agencies. Committee leaders Calvin Cannon and John Taber set a target of 2 billion in cuts and 40,006 new jobs, while outlining total proposed new money of about 79.4 billion dollars to fund roughly 42,500 government positions. Further measures for Interior Treasury and Post Office are slated for next Friday consideration.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Hisenhower Commerce Department Clarence Cannon D-Mo John Taber New York Eisenhower Congress Interior Department Treasury Post Office Department

Legislators Hear Maryland Industrial Loan Fund Proposal

A Washington County Economic Development Commission representative met Friday with county legislators to discuss a proposed two million dollar industrial loan fund for Maryland. Samuel Cohen outlined the plan to Sen. George Snyder and county officials, advocating a state loan program to attract industry to low income areas. The Washington County Commissioners support the idea, which may be introduced in the current General Assembly session.

Washington County General Assembly

Small Chimney Fire In Mt Phillips Road Residence

The Independent Hose Company responded at 6 00 pm to a chimney fire at Thames Glass’s Mt Phillips Road home. The fire was confined to the flue and burned out on its own, with firefighters deciding no further action.

Thames Glass Mt. Phillips Road

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